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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
Crush fit cases for accuracy?
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<blockquote data-quote=".280Rem" data-source="post: 203048" data-attributes="member: 11140"><p>I used to be a fan of Partial Full Legnth Resizing. It got to where my bolt was very hard to close. It was much easier to open than to close in fact, even with warm loads. In my opinion, it creates more problems than the accuracy you <strong>might </strong>gain is worth. I would have never been able to chamber a second shot in a reasonable amount of time. Unless you're shooting 1000 yard or BR competition, FL resize and go. In my experience the runout and concentricity of your brass/chamber will account for more accuracy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE=".280Rem, post: 203048, member: 11140"] I used to be a fan of Partial Full Legnth Resizing. It got to where my bolt was very hard to close. It was much easier to open than to close in fact, even with warm loads. In my opinion, it creates more problems than the accuracy you [B]might [/B]gain is worth. I would have never been able to chamber a second shot in a reasonable amount of time. Unless you're shooting 1000 yard or BR competition, FL resize and go. In my experience the runout and concentricity of your brass/chamber will account for more accuracy. [/QUOTE]
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